Inpatient Mortality Rates Higher in Those With Mental Disorders
Hospital patients with mental disorders have higher mortality than those without mental disorders.
All articles by Abigail Nover
Insomnia in Late Pregnancy Associated With Perinatal Anxiety
Gestational insomnia is associated with anxiety symptoms, both during pregnancy and after childbirth.
Primary Care Consultation Patterns Potential Predictors of Psychosis Diagnosis
Primary care consultation patterns for a prespecified set of symptoms may be used to identify patients who later develop a psychotic illness.
Postpartum Pain Associated With Increased Risk for Postpartum Depression
Patients at high risk for postpartum depression may need denser analgesia control after delivery.
Psychotropic Medications May Improve Pregnancy Outcomes in Bipolar Disorder
Reduced head circumference in the offspring of women with untreated bipolar disorder appeared to be related to sociodemographic characteristics.
Therapy Focusing on Mindfulness, Interoception Improves Outcomes for Women With Substance Use Disorder
These findings are consistent with emerging neurocognitive models linking interoception to emotion regulation and related health outcomes, providing valuable input in improving substance use disorder treatment.
fMRI Evidence for Social Motivation Hypothesis of Autism
These data show that ASD may arise from an early neurobiological difference in response to rewarding social stimuli, which could result in reduced social motivation.
Medication Adherence Predictors in Patients With Severe Psychiatric Disorders
As antipsychotic medications are vital to the effective management of severe psychiatric disorders, investigators sought to examine reasons for medication nonadherence in patients with schizophrenia, bipolar disorders, and other psychotic disorders.
Personality Disorders Related to Adverse Outcomes in Bipolar Disorder
These data may lead to a more nuanced understanding of bipolar disorder and to a better definition of the effectiveness of interventions directed at treating both personality disorders and bipolar disorder.
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